For behavioral health clinics in Minnesota
Am I paid less than the practice down the street? ClinicVantage answers from the payer's own filing, then shows the practices around you, the hiring market, and what changes each month.
Type your practice name or NPI, the public provider number. No account, no card.
A free account opens the full benchmark for one payer of your choice, with no card. See what each plan includes
Your market
Your clinic
Contracts
What are you paid?
Your payer rates beside practices like yours.
Market
Who is around you?
Practices, payers, reputation, hiring.
Hiring
What does talent cost?
Wages, vacancies, and current local postings.
Growth
Where should you expand?
Demand, density, insurance mix, workforce supply.
Changes
What moved?
One feed across contracts and market activity.
One clinic. One market view. ClinicVantage connects the decisions owners otherwise research across separate systems.
ClinicVantage is not another payer-rate database. Reimbursement is the first high-value question it answers, then the same clinic-centered market model supports growth, hiring, and day-to-day awareness.
Contracts
Compare your payer contracts with practices like yours, in dollars and as a share of Medicare, see whether a payer pays every practice the same rates, and look up the exact contracted rate when billing needs it.
Market
See nearby practices, the payers they take, their ratings and size, who is hiring, and how the market changes over time.
Hiring
See what clinicians are paid here by credential, how many openings there are, and who is posting jobs nearby.
Growth
Compare areas using demand, practice density, income, insurance mix, shortage designations, and workforce supply.
The contract benchmark is the first thing worth checking, because it answers a concrete question with source-traceable data: how does your rate compare with relevant peers?
| Code | Setting | Your rate | Typical rate | How you compare | Practices |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Psychotherapy, an hour | In office | your contracted rate | the typical rate here | above typical | practices like yours |
| Intake evaluation | Telehealth | your contracted rate | the typical rate here | below typical | practices like yours |
| Family therapy | In office | your contracted rate | the same for every practice | standard schedule | every practice in the network |
| Group therapy | In office | your contracted rate | not shown | thin sample, too few practices to compare | a handful |
Your rate beside the market
Your rate beside the market: the range practices like yours are paid, the middle of it, and where you fall, per payer and per code, in dollars or as a share of Medicare. Where enough practices file, the practices paid at the top and the bottom of a payer's market are named.
Flat rates said plainly
When a payer pays every practice in a network the same rates, the screen says so rather than inventing a ranking.
Like credential against like credential
Where a payer pays by credential, your psychologist rate is compared with other psychologists' and your counselor rate with other counselors'.
Every number keeps its source
The payer, the file it came from, and the date that payer declared, shown beside the result rather than blended into one date. Billing staff can look up the exact contracted rate when a payment looks wrong.
The path from a clinic's name to its market view, in three steps.
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Search by tax ID, NPI, practice name, or city. Confirm the legal practice and locations so ClinicVantage knows which one is yours.
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ClinicVantage finds your listings, the payers you are in network with, and the practices around you, then asks you to correct anything it got wrong.
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Open your benchmark, nearby practices, hiring context, area analysis, and change feed from one clinic-centered view.
Every commercial health plan in the United States must publish the rates it negotiated with every in-network provider. ClinicVantage reads those files from each payer's own host, joins them to the public provider registry, and licenses nothing from a data vendor. Labor, demographic and business data and public ratings sit beside them. The source and freshness of every fact stay visible, so a clinic can tell a current fact from a stale or incomplete one, and every number traces back to the file and date behind it.
Rates change. Payer files refresh. Practices open. Ratings move. Practices nearby hire. Each month ClinicVantage writes a short update for your clinic about what changed, and links every fact back to the screen it came from. History is kept, so a market can be read over years, not just this month.
A competitor's rate movement or a market change is a dated fact in the change feed. ClinicVantage points to the screen behind it; it does not prescribe a price.
The pricing page shows what each plan includes and costs.
A free account, opened with an email and the clinic's own tax ID and no card, unlocks the full contract benchmark for one payer of the clinic's choice, a monthly market letter for its ZIP code, and listing confirmation.
A paid plan unlocks every payer, credential-by-credential comparisons, practices you choose to follow, the monthly market update, rate lookup, and exports. Prices are on the pricing page.
See pricing →The questions a clinic should ask before trusting the data, answered before asking anyone to create an account.
From the files every commercial payer must publish, read from the payer's own host, with the payer and file date kept beside the result. Survey responses never enter the contract benchmark, and where a filing is thin or missing the screen says so rather than estimating.
No. ClinicVantage never receives patient records or claims. Everything it shows is built from the files payers must publish and from public provider, labor and demographic data.
The practice may be out of network, billing under another tax ID, or absent from the payer file. ClinicVantage says which payer is missing and helps the clinic check another tax ID.
No. It shows disclosed market data and comparisons. It does not recommend a negotiated price.
The first release is designed around Minnesota behavioral health. Additional specialties and states expand from there as coverage is validated.